October
Lloyds 'wrongly rejecting PPI claims'
The bank only awarded compensation to some victims in between 15% and 35% of recent cases, figures show
31 October 2012
Buyers knock £900 off car prices
Successful bartering has helped cut an average of £939 off the price of a car for buyers, says a survey by Auto Trader
31 October 2012
Are you a child benefit loser? Full Q&A
Over a million families will soon be told they could lose their child benefit entitlement next year, or have it reduced
30 October 2012
Superfast 4G launches today
EE's range of 4G mobile phone products and services goes live in 11 cities nationwide today
30 October 2012
Orange free broadband axe sparks customer revolt
The mobile giant is switching off the deal for thousands, many of whom claim the service was 'free for life'
30 October 2012
Number of agreed house sales jumps
Sales rose by 9.2% across the country in the strongest uplift seen since the spring, says Hometrack
29 October 2012
Beware British Gas Fix & Fall
26 October 2012
British Gas boss: Why I put your energy prices up
With EDF the latest to hike prices, British Gas MD Phil Bentley explains why the UK's largest supplier is doing the same
26 October 2012
EDF to raise energy prices by a massive 10.8%
EDF has become the fifth of the big six energy firms to announce a price rise in time for winter. And it's a huge rise
26 October 2012
TalkTalk raises line rental AGAIN
TalkTalk's hikes will be the second in eight months when the majority come into force on 1 January
25 October 2012
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Bank of Scotland, Halifax and Lloyds, which are all part of the Lloyds Banking Group, have announced they'll close at least 35 more branches between them over the next 12 months. -
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Martin Lewis: Is it time to ban unnecessary Christmas presents?
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